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Cytoflex Textured Tefguard is a non-resorbable PTFE membrane made of a proprietary micro-porous expanded polytetrafluoroethylene (ePTFE) material, that is ideal for socket preservations and bone grafting procedures. The textured version of Cytoflex Tefguard has superficial macro texture overlapping the micro pore texture on both surfaces, providing additional grips for flap attachment. Overlaying macro and micro textures on both surfaces! Allows nutrient permeation across the membrane. Resists fibroblasts and blocks bacterial penetration. Excellent Handling & Rigidity. Easily adaptable. Easily retrievable as one piece. Enhanced flap grips with fewer flap dehiscences Facilitates tissue regeneration despite flap recessions, or incomplete primary closure. Available in 12mmx24mm and 25mmx30mm. Provided double pouched and sterile. Cytoflex Textured Tefguard Benefits The textured version of Cytoflex® Tefguard® has superficial macro texture overlapping the micro pore texture on both surfaces. The cellular level micro texture is invisible to the naked eye, but can be seen at high magnifications. The macro texture provides additional grips for flap attachment. Allows nutrient permeation across the membrane for healthy bone regeneration. Resists fibroblasts and blocks bacterial penetration keeping the site safe from infection. Excellent Handling & Rigidity. Easily adaptable. Easily retrievable as one piece Better host tissue attachment with fewer flap dehiscences Easily retrievable as one piece Better host tissue attachment with fewer flap dehiscences Facilitates tissue regeneration despite flap recessions, or incomplete primary closure.  Cytoflex ® Tefguard ® - Clinical Case Review MINIMALLY INVASIVE IMPLANT SITE GRAFTING TECHNIQUE Jenchun Chen DDS This is a 38 year-old female who presented with a crown-root fracture of the mandibular first molar and a thin gingival biotype. An immediate implant placement following tooth extraction was planned. A flapless, minimally invasive extraction and implant placement combined with guided tissue regeneration was employed to minimize soft and hard tissue recession. The tooth root was extracted with an intrasucular incision and a periosteal elevator. The extraction socket was curetted to remove all soft tissue remnants. After an implant was placed into the extraction site, the gap between the implant and the socket wall was filled with bone graft particles (Figures 1 & 2). A Tefguard® ePTFE membrane was trimmed to extend 3 mm beyond the socket walls and then tucked subperiosteally under the lingual flap, the buccal flap and underneath the interdental papilla using a curette. The membrane was allowed to rest passively over the socket (Figure 3), and was stabilized with a criss-cross absorbable PGA monofilament suture without primary closure (Figure 4). After one-week post operation, the graft site was uneventful, and the suture was removed (Figure 5). At three-week post-operation, the soft tissue overlying the exposed membrane demonstrated healing without signs of inflammation. An inadvertent fold in the membrane (introduced during membrane placement) was found at the distal buccal corner (Figure 6). The decision was made to remove the membrane early to prevent potential complications as a result of the folding of the membrane. After applying topical anesthetic, the membrane was easily removed by grasping with a tissue forcep. A dense, vascular connective tissue matrix was found underlying the membrane in the extraction socket upon membrane removal. Figure 7 shows the site at one week after membrane removal. Following membrane removal, keratinized gingiva began to form over the grafted socket. At six-week post-operation, the soft tissue was stable with preserved interproximal papillae and natural mucogingival architecture (Figure 8). This case demonstrates the use of a less invasive grafting technique using a micro porous ePTFE barrier.  

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Used for single implants to expand where the bone is narrow in width or improve weak bone Can be used for sinus lift (Crestal Approach) Can be used for bone grafting Measure the width of the bone Prepare a pilot osteotomy with the pilot drill Widen the osteotomy with the appropriate bone expander Use the extension tool for difficult access between long adjacent teeth

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  The split master II contains specially designed expander screw and spreaders that allow for controlled ridge split while condensing soft cancellous bone.

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GBR KIT IV ( Screw 30EA, Bone Tac 12EA ) Screw holder for handle and handpiece Screw Driver Handle (SDH-01) Membrane fixation screw with membrane tac combo kit.  

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Ti-matrix is placed after taking enough flap and then the bone grafting is performed afterwards, which ensures long-term stability in terms of flap healing. Ti-matrix ensures space maintenance for bone defect Ti-matrix is placed after taking enough flap and then the bone grafting is performed afterwards, which ensures long-term stability in terms of flap healing. Therefore, the right amounts of bone graft materials can be applied for primary closure as it was originally planned. Ti-matrix holds still even with one or two fixation screws. Ti-matrix can be used easily during surgery as it will enable surgeons to observe Made in Korea

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 Kit Includes: 6 Crestal Drills:  Ø2.0, Ø2.5, Ø2.8, Ø3.3, Ø3.8, Ø4.2 8 Drill Stops: 1-8mm 4 Hydraulic Crestal Reamers: Ø2.8, Ø3.3, Ø3.8, Ø4.2  2 Lateral Drills (1mm, 2mm) and 2 lateral Reamer drills (2mm, 3mm) 1 Bone Carrier 5 Lateral Sinus Instruments (inc. 1 Sinus Depth Gauge/Packer)

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The Character of PRF Box Prevent infection by not using gauze Growth factor collected by PRF Box and used in bone grafting is helpful in the formation of new bone Direction of Use Draw 5cc blood from patients Extract PRF gel by centrifuging the blood sample Put the yellow part of PRF gel into the PRF Box and press by the weighted lid Use PRF membrane which has been separated from the liquid

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Kit includes: 1.4mm drill Screwdriver body 24 screws (6 x 7, 8, 9, 10mm)  2 driver shafts (one for hand piece)  For individual tenting screws, click here.  For all other tools, click here. Grafting of large vertical maxillary and mandibular alveolar ridge defects is difficult. The "tenting" technique involves the use of particulate allograft or block graft, in combination with specialized titanium screws, in a “tenting” fashion to augment large, localized, intraoral, vertical alveolar ridge defects for implant placement. Tenting with titanium screws maintains space and minimizes resorption of the graft. Easy to pick-up, stable to transfer, and quick engagement to bone this kit is suited for particulate or block grafting and has a specialized design that provides significant advantages over traditional screws for either purpose. The 5.0mm broader head protects and stabilizes the graft making it tissue friendly. The 4mm thread depth allows for decreased risk to the nerve and tooth roots while allowing for augmentation neck heights of 3, 4, 5, and 7mm.  Grabbing screws with the kit (video)

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The Fixture Removal Kit contains the tools you need to remove a failed dental implant while minimizing trauma to the bone. Kit includes: 1 hand adapter 1 reverse torque remover wrench 7 trephines (for difficult combination cases)  3 implant removal drills, compatible with all popular implant systems - mini, regular, and wide platform Additional fixture removal drills can be purchased here. Instruction for use FRK: How it works Save surrounding bone and structuresUnique fixture remover screws and wrench help you remove implants with no compromise to surrounding bone, and no damage to neighboring structures. Designed to work with any threaded and self-tapping implant system3 different fixture screws to fit any threaded and self-tapping implant system. One reverse threaded driver remover for all implant sizes. Based on proven "counter clockwise" principleFixtures with rough surfaces can be explanted by applying a sufficient amount of force in a counter clockwise direction, which allows preservation of the surrounding bone, and makes implant removal a more predictable procedure. Simple Removal Technique Choose the correct Fixture Remover screw (FRS). Using the adapter, insert the FRS into the implant in a counter-clockwise direction. Once the FRS is seated the remover wrench is set in a “counter-clockwise” direction, apply a counter-clockwise force until the implant becomes mobile. Combination Technique: Use Reverse Torque Technique with included trephines for rare, hard-to-manage cases.Some patients experience pain under high reverse drive, and some implants will require these high torques for removal. In these extreme cases, to remove the implant without damaging the surrounding bone, trephines are used with the FR screws. However, do NOT use the trephines all the way to the end of the implant. Instead, use the trephines for 1/2 or 1/3 and then use the specialized fixture removers and reverse threaded driver to remove the rest of the implant.

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Curagen™ is a porous and absorbent collagen wound dressing. It isesigned for use in tooth extraction sites and oral surgeries to stop bleeding and reduce post operative pain. Curagen™ wound dressing is made of non-crosslinked bovine Achilles tendon collagen and available in various sizes and configurations. Large collagen pore structure 4-week long resorption duration Lessen post-surgical pain & duration Higher bone mineralization density Ideal for Extraction sites, Oral surgery, Donor sites Heliplug Alternative

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Mectron Compatible Woodpecker US-II LED Compatible

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